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    Pinterest is a dream?

    By Angelo Ricci

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    About this ebook

    Pinterest is a dream? Is it a symbol? Is it an icon of our imagination or is it simply a social network? And how is it possible to combine Pinterest with the world of books, writers, publishing or even the world of literary blogs? With this brief and important text about Pinterst and its use, Angelo Ricci, author of highly successful ebooks as "Borges aveva un tumblr,"or "Viva Tumblr!" started "Social Media Landscapes". It is one of the most important project of Errant Editions. Short texts able to focus on everything related to social networks, social media, and the web as a whole Small prices, delicious taste, satisfying, interesting facts about our "digital life." This is the english translation of the italian eBook "Pinterest è un sogno?"

    Angelo Ricci, writer, blogger,digital explorer, literary critic, cofunder of the Errant Magazine is the coordinator of Social Media Lanscapes
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAngelo Ricci
    Release dateMar 21, 2013
    ISBN9788867557004
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